Cricket Lighters

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Cricket is a brand of lighters. Cricket [1] launched in 1961 as the first disposable lighter in the world. The company is now owned by Swedish Match. The lighters are manufactured in Assen (Netherlands), Manila (The Philippines), and Curitiba (Brazil). With more than 60 years of history, Cricket has become a popular choice among individuals and smokers worldwide due to its performance and various designs.


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References

  1. "Who made the first disposable lighter?". www.cricketlighters.com. Retrieved 2024-06-19.